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The Assistant Project Manager oversees electrical construction projects, manages staff, contacts vendors, ensures timely completion, and conducts performance reviews.

The Electrical Engineer - Level 1 performs basic engineering tasks for electrical construction projects, requiring proficiency in design software and electrical codes, under supervision.

Lead market research and competitive intelligence across energy, power, data center, and electrification markets. Use AI-enabled research tools, surveys, and analytics to produce market assessments, competitor profiles, market sizing, and executive briefings. Conduct primary and secondary research, synthesize insights into executive-level reports, and partner with product, marketing, sales, engineering, and leadership to guide strategy and go-to-market decisions.

Manage electrical/automation/MES construction projects from estimating through completion, ensuring safety, quality, profitability, and client satisfaction; generate business, coordinate materials and vendors, supervise staff, and perform jobsite visits and performance reviews.

Designs and reviews electrical power, lighting, and low-voltage systems for construction projects. Performs calculations, prepares technical drawings/specifications, conducts field surveys, inspects installations, resolves power system issues, mentors junior engineers, and uses CAD/BIM tools to ensure NEC and customer compliance.

Lead procurement team to execute procurement strategy, improve procure-to-pay processes, integrate purchasing with billing, manage vendor contracts, track procurement metrics, and coach direct reports to meet service and profitability goals.

Lead EPC projects from planning through closeout for industrial/mechanical construction. Manage budgets, schedules, procurement, quality, safety, estimating review, client relationships, staffing, and site coordination to deliver profitable, timely, turnkey projects.

Lead procurement operations, manage purchasing agents, and implement Procure-to-Pay and purchasing/billing system integrations. Develop supplier relationships, negotiate contracts and pricing, track procurement metrics, drive continuous improvement, coach direct reports, and support organizational procurement strategy and reporting.

The Onsite Safety Manager coordinates safety and loss control functions, ensures compliance with safety regulations, and trains employees in safety practices, while also managing onsite safety concerns and audits.

The Operations Finance Cost Analyst II supports financial reporting, budget planning, data analysis, and inventory management while fostering process improvements.